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Parametric studies suggest that the dominating signal component results from the meridional membrane strains.

Distributed modal voltages and their various signal components of two conical shells reveal that the dominating signal component among the four contributing micro-signal components is the circumferential membrane component.

The high fraction of ligand bound to plasma proteins, probably resulting from a relatively high lipophilicity (logD at pH 7.4 is 2.95 [40]), may be the reason for the slow propagation into tissue and the constantly high activity concentration in blood vessels dominating signal in healthy tissue (suggesting similarities to [11C](R -PK11195 in vivo) [41, 42].

In view of the fact that the dominating signal in the data is linear, we would expect the SVM to perform equivalently.

When primary tumors were surgically removed at 27 days after the implantation, we could follow the growth of small, metastatic tumors in the absence of the dominating signal from the primary tumor.

A gene-by-gene analysis adds support to the hypothesis that the dominating signal places Aquificales whith Thermotogales.

Our study confirms these findings as a cold induced positive serine shift is one of the dominating signals in our study.

Five clusters showed increased p-Erk level as a dominating signaling pathway: clusters 1, 5 and 7 represented high p-Erk which was dominated by IGF1, X10 and glargine related EMT tumors (together 78%, n = 22 tumors); clusters 2 and 8 showed lower p-Erk with no clear enrichment (n = 15 tumors).

Lake high stands are characterised by a coherently grassland dominated signal as well as a general trend towards more mesic and C3 prominent taxa during lake events after ∼40 ka.

From then on, big galaxies dominated, signaling a major shift in the history of the universe.

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is another example of a chronic disease in which neutrophils recruited from blood to the synovium dominate signaling loops to induce a skewed immune response [119].